Area Overview for CM14 5DA

CM14 5DA represents a specific residential cluster within the broader Brentwood South district, covering an area of just 1,143 square metres. This urban postcode serves a population of 1,529 residents, creating a dense neighbourhood focused on practical living. You are looking at a built-up environment classified as part of the Brentwood Town Centre policing neighbourhood, situated near William Hunter Way. The area functions as a residential hub rather than a rural village, placing you in proximity to the town centre. Its location offers immediate access to the Chelmsford travel-to-work area, integrating you into the wider commuter network of Essex. Unlike sprawling suburbs, this postcode reflects a compact urban setting where daily life revolves around the amenities found within nearby streets. High Street acts as a key local street, providing direct access to businesses and transport links. The demographic profile suggests a mature community, which often correlates with established local governance and stable neighbourhood values. When considering homes in this area, you are entering a settled district with a strong link to the local council ward structure. The minimal area size indicates that every plot and building is strategically placed to maximise utility in this urban specification. Living in CM14 5DA means embracing a town-centre lifestyle with defined boundaries and clear access to surrounding infrastructure.

The community profile for CM14 5DA reveals a mature population centred around adults aged between 30 and 64 years. The median age is 47 years, confirming a family-oriented or established household demographic rather than a transient student or young professional group. Home ownership stands at 91 per cent, indicating that the vast majority of residents own their properties outright or via mortgage. This high ownership rate typically stabilises community decision-making and fosters long-term neighbourhood investment. The accommodation type is exclusively houses, which aligns with the description of the area as a residential district comprising family homes rather than high-density flats. You will find a predominantly White ethnic group within this population, reflecting the traditional demographic shifts of the Brentwood Borough. The area sits at Index of Multiple Deprivation rank 24,441 out of 32,844, classifying it as least deprived according to national standards. An average household income of £58,900 supports the high home ownership figures and suggests financial stability among residents. With 1,529 people living in this specific cluster, the local community feels connected and rooted. The consistent age profile implies that schools and local services are tailored to maintain needs throughout adulthood, from raising children to supporting older residents retiring in place.